Sentence examples for caused to question from inspiring English sources

Moreover, given Levinas's characterization of the will naturalistic and drive-based it is hardrive-based ithis natural inhardtonce could be halted in itseelan or caused to question itself.

To admit error in such a minor matter is to endear yourself to people without giving them cause to question your judgment in any important way.

However, it might also give us cause to question our justification of life sentences with no hope of parole.

It has given him cause to question his faith in America.

Similarly, when he dropped a set here against Mardy Fish, he saw no cause to question his energy levels.

Did we need to give Afghans (and Americans, especially those whose sons and daughters and parents are in Afghanistan for no reason that it is easy to explain) more cause to question our motives?

Ms. Bogert at the time said his work has been "extensively reviewed, lawyered, scrutinized, pulverized by our program and legal staff, and we have not in six years ever had cause to question his professional judgment".

They had good cause to question conditions today.

Today we have cause to question the ethics of our society.

It is an unwritten contract that fundamentally underpins the police's role in a democratic society, and one that many people live their whole lives without any cause to question.

Certainly, if more than one underlying factor had been found, we would have had cause to question construct validity.